Physics, 04.10.2019 20:00 2021CanadyRaniya

What happened in the two cases using terms like "induced charge" and "charge transfer" illustrate this with pictures. clearly indicate the sign of the charge, where the charge is, when charge is transferred, and where the charge goes. and if now charge up the golf tub. bring it near the electroscope without making contact. touch the electroscope with your finger. remove your finger. remove the golf tube. r14: record your observation. explain what happened in this case using terms like "induced charge" and charge fransfer", and "grounding". illustrate this with pictures. clearly indicate the sign of the charge, where the charge is, when and if charge is transferred, and where the charge goes. r15: for both the electrophorus and electroscope, what role did "grounding" play in charging them by induction?

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